Hope Sorcha doesn't mind me re-posting this here, but I am sure plenty on here will be interested in taking part. It's very exciting to see the prospect of re-stocking the Welsh Population:
Hi everyone
Just wondered if you could take a moment to complete this pine marten online survey to see what public opinion is? It should only take 5 - 10 minutes of your time.
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One sat atop the roadside hedge opposite the church yesterday late pm.
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A patch of scrubby Rhos halfway between Llanwrthwl bridge and Rhayader Quarry adjacent to the A470. One of those places I rarely visit but when I do I think I should go more often! 3 male Yellowhammer singing along with at least 1 female present . Also 2 male and a female Stonechat, Tree Pipit and a few Willow warbler.
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Several pairs redstart showing,one pair collecting nesting material.
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A Spotted Flycatcher returned to our garden this morning, briefly landing on our bird table before finding some suitable branches above our stream to catch insects from. Perhaps he / she was searching for some nice mealworms courtesy of Kev?! Our Pied Flycatcher still hasn’t found a mate and is spreading his search further away from the garden, I didn’t see him for most of this afternoon before he returned noisely this evening. A Redstart is calling just beyond the road bridge, hopefully he will make his way a bit further down stream, would be nice to add to the garden list this year!
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At last that biting east wind has declined and one can walk about without six layers on A few pics from around the lake Rhogo.
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Today above Llowes, 2 pairs pied flycatchers,single spotted flycatcher,green woodpecker, spotted woodpecker,pied wagtail,treecreeper and goldfinch
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St
ill struggling with comp. but managed this one on Weds.
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